Anatol
or An·a·tole
[an-uh-tohl]
- a male given name: from a Greek word meaning “sunrise.”
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Examples from the Web for anatol
Contemporary Examples
In due course, Anatol Lieven reviewed the book in The Nation, and he called us all out as liberal hawks.
Historical Examples
She has grown tired of Anatol and fallen in love with another.
ModernitiesHorace Barnett Samuel
The end of this journey was Borjom, where he intended to pass the whole summer in the family of his brother Anatol.
The Life & Letters of Peter Ilich TchaikovskyModeste Tchaikovsky
Anatol, however, insists on being left alone with her at this critical moment of his fate, so Max retires into the adjoining room.
ModernitiesHorace Barnett Samuel
With pique mingling with his relief, Anatol rises to the occasion, professing the righteous indignation of a wounded spirit.
ModernitiesHorace Barnett Samuel
Fortunately, Anatol had a friend at Voronezh, to whom we telegraphed at once.
The Life & Letters of Peter Ilich TchaikovskyModeste Tchaikovsky